- Location
- Hutchinson, Kansas
yeah, that's whey all the pro freestylers ride sxr's.:deadhorse:
not too many if any pro superjet riders
yeah, that's whey all the pro freestylers ride sxr's.:deadhorse:
i know they can be lighter. both can be made lighter. the ski malone rides, the hull is no where close to the weight of an sxr hull. it might be closer in design, but the sxr is heavy. every one knows the sxr was built to race, not for freestyle.:biggthumpup:
hell my SXR has no issues coming out of the water. I ride the hell out of it everytime I go out. and she never breaks.
can't say the same for them yamis though. I'd rather swim than ride a yamaha oke:
i see another future change to the darkside. wait till you try a sj, they are way better for freestyle.
I will say a ride a modded SXR freestyle and have ridden many SJ's and Octanes.... In my opinion it takes some bigger balls to throw around an SXR just because of the weight. Doing flat water stabs on a SJ is pretty easy once you learn the trick, do it with a SXR it takes quite a bit more practice.... just my .02! What does everyone else think?